Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is not very forgiving with grape juice.Anonymous wrote:There is nothing to hate about white kitchens, just like there is little to hate about the stainless appliances.
White is most forgiving color and the most classic color in history of kitchenology, just as the stainless appliances
that love or hate but they match every decor unlike any other color and so they are to stay.
Really depends on the cabinet. I'm the poster with high-gloss white slab doors, and everything wipes off it like it’s Teflon. I love it.
Remember white cabinets have been around for at least ten years. My sister re-did her cabinets back then, and they are really starting to look their age. There are stains around the door handles, and the paint just kind of looks scuffed. It was enough for me to decide no white when we re-do ours next year.
Yes, I don’t think I would do white paint. Mine are white factory finish high-gloss. We’ve had them for 10 years and they still look new. I don’t think any paint will last that long.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People have been painting wood since the beginning of time.
Is someone putting a gun to your head and forcing you to live in a house with a white kitchen? No. So get over it.
Sigh...poor people who could not afford quality furniture would paint their cheap basic stuff to liven it up. It was not wrong, but it did not signal quality.
I think the reason wealthy people do white kitchens now is that the faux craftsman look has come into fashion. Like they are trying to hide their wealth in a 6000 sq ft McCraftsman. The white cabinets look salt of the earth. Fine if that is what you want to pretend, but fine wood cabinets don’t need paint and will always signal quality.
Wait, only poor people ever painted wood furniture? I seem to recall seeing intricately painted wood furniture in some European palaces I visited.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People have been painting wood since the beginning of time.
Is someone putting a gun to your head and forcing you to live in a house with a white kitchen? No. So get over it.
Sigh...poor people who could not afford quality furniture would paint their cheap basic stuff to liven it up. It was not wrong, but it did not signal quality.
I think the reason wealthy people do white kitchens now is that the faux craftsman look has come into fashion. Like they are trying to hide their wealth in a 6000 sq ft McCraftsman. The white cabinets look salt of the earth. Fine if that is what you want to pretend, but fine wood cabinets don’t need paint and will always signal quality.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is not very forgiving with grape juice.Anonymous wrote:There is nothing to hate about white kitchens, just like there is little to hate about the stainless appliances.
White is most forgiving color and the most classic color in history of kitchenology, just as the stainless appliances
that love or hate but they match every decor unlike any other color and so they are to stay.
Really depends on the cabinet. I'm the poster with high-gloss white slab doors, and everything wipes off it like it’s Teflon. I love it.
Remember white cabinets have been around for at least ten years. My sister re-did her cabinets back then, and they are really starting to look their age. There are stains around the door handles, and the paint just kind of looks scuffed. It was enough for me to decide no white when we re-do ours next year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is not very forgiving with grape juice.Anonymous wrote:There is nothing to hate about white kitchens, just like there is little to hate about the stainless appliances.
White is most forgiving color and the most classic color in history of kitchenology, just as the stainless appliances
that love or hate but they match every decor unlike any other color and so they are to stay.
Really depends on the cabinet. I'm the poster with high-gloss white slab doors, and everything wipes off it like it’s Teflon. I love it.
Anonymous wrote:It is not very forgiving with grape juice.Anonymous wrote:There is nothing to hate about white kitchens, just like there is little to hate about the stainless appliances.
White is most forgiving color and the most classic color in history of kitchenology, just as the stainless appliances
that love or hate but they match every decor unlike any other color and so they are to stay.
Anonymous wrote:It is not very forgiving with grape juice.Anonymous wrote:There is nothing to hate about white kitchens, just like there is little to hate about the stainless appliances.
White is most forgiving color and the most classic color in history of kitchenology, just as the stainless appliances
that love or hate but they match every decor unlike any other color and so they are to stay.
It is not very forgiving with grape juice.Anonymous wrote:There is nothing to hate about white kitchens, just like there is little to hate about the stainless appliances.
White is most forgiving color and the most classic color in history of kitchenology, just as the stainless appliances
that love or hate but they match every decor unlike any other color and so they are to stay.